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Photoshop CS2 Images Not Showing
So any time I open an image in photoshop now they are only displayed in my navigation window. I updated my driver already and there is not an openGL option for CS2. I don't know what else to do solve this problem. Any suggestions would be great. Thank you!
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Administrator
Re: Photoshop CS2 Images Not Showing
Look on the bottom of the "Windows" pull down menu and click on the image name.
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Junior Member
Re: Photoshop CS2 Images Not Showing
Just tried it. Nothing happened. Check mark by image name just rotates each time I select a new one but nothing shows up.
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Administrator
Re: Photoshop CS2 Images Not Showing
How about Ctrl+Tab Cmd+Tab on a Mac.
What OS are you running?
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Junior Member
Re: Photoshop CS2 Images Not Showing
Ctrl+Tab is rotating the images displayed in my navigation window but the real image still isn't showing up. I'm running Windows Vista.
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Administrator
Re: Photoshop CS2 Images Not Showing
Rotating?
You should be tabbing through your images.
Try reseting your preferences file.
Any custom keyboard shortcuts will be set back to the default settings.
Start Photoshop and immediately hold down Ctrl+Alt+Shift (Windows)
or Command+Option+Shift (Mac OS X).
Then, click Yes to the message, "Delete the Adobe Photoshop Settings file?"
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Junior Member
Re: Photoshop CS2 Images Not Showing
Well by rotating through images I meant tabbing...appreciate the effort here Steve.
Last edited by dlaw13; 07-26-2011 at 10:17 AM.
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Administrator
Re: Photoshop CS2 Images Not Showing

Originally Posted by
dlaw13
Well by rotating through images I meant tabbing...
Oh, OK.
Still, try resetting your preferences or you can find it and rename it if you have a lot of custom settings.
Close PS, find the file and rename it and restart PS.
PS will create a new file with the default settings.
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Junior Member
Re: Photoshop CS2 Images Not Showing
No luck...this might come to a reinstall
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Junior Member
Re: Photoshop CS2 Images Not Showing
And now I realize that my photoshop disc is 5 hours away, haha. This is turning into a real fiasco. Thanks for the suggestions Steve.
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